Load Resistors hate me.....

[Raptor Embroidery]

seems like you have a bad connection somewhere, or a bad flasher relay. do both lights (front and rear) flash?

All the lights work, just hyperflashing. Maybe if I disconnect the battery it will reset the computer? I have leds in the front and they worked fine with just those in there

 

[The Car Stereo Company]

do you have load resistors on your front lights?

 

[Raptor Embroidery]

do you have load resistors on your front lights?

Nope. I figured it out though. Some members need them. My hyperflash went away when i replaced the front lights with regular. So i must need 6 resistors. Most say 4 in the back works for them... Guess mines different

 

[The Car Stereo Company]

nope. each flashing led needs a resistor. so once you get some on all of your led turn signals the problem will go away.

 

[Raptor Embroidery]

nope. each flashing led needs a resistor. so once you get some on all of your led turn signals the problem will go away.

So I connect to the two power wires? Not the ground? I think I got it now!

 

[The Car Stereo Company]

no, the two wires coming from the turn signal light. one wire is power, the other wire is ground. you need to put the resistor inbetween both wires for each turn signal light

 

[infinitereality]

Subscribing to this. I had same issues with mine, crap just doesn't like load resistors. I tried any combo I could think of and found one that works... You have to use load resistors for the signals AND the running lights. It's total BS, but it worked. Every once in a while I'd get hyper flash for no reason. I assumed it was because of the quick connects so I went to go solder them. Issue still happened so after 2 weeks total, got the best of me and disconnected all resistors and put stock bulbs back in. I didn't like the idea of having a load resistor on my running lights, not suppose to have to do that ever.

 

[Raptor Embroidery]

Subscribing to this. I had same issues with mine, crap just doesn't like load resistors. I tried any combo I could think of and found one that works... You have to use load resistors for the signals AND the running lights. It's total BS, but it worked. Every once in a while I'd get hyper flash for no reason. I assumed it was because of the quick connects so I went to go solder them. Issue still happened so after 2 weeks total, got the best of me and disconnected all resistors and put stock bulbs back in. I didn't like the idea of having a load resistor on my running lights, not suppose to have to do that ever.

Wow that is absolutely insane! I will take my stock bulbs thank ya very much!

 

[Fred]

I couldn't take it either...put by stock bulbs back Ina's well...I did not notice a huge difference in the colored housing anyway...I have replaced all the interior and exterior lights on my truck with LEDs except the blinkers...

 

[Raptor Embroidery]

Agreed. This problem is solved! Use good ole halogens!

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